Am 09.08.2010 17:12, schrieb contact at gmli.fr:

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Hi,

I would like to do two things :

• prevent users from suspending their session
• prevent users from resuming their session

You should take care about the *bindings packages - if you are using kde, you should not execute the command "updatelockbutton". The postgresdb/sqlitedb is used for sessionresuming. If you make sure, that "x2golistsessions" won't return any running sessions, no session will be returned.

Hello everybody,

after reading the archives of the mailing list I'm still not completely sure if there actually exists a functionality that cleans up sessions of users that are inactive for X hours.

Now I decided to completely prevent users from suspending their sessions. I read the entry from Heinz-M. Graesing which he made on Sunday, the 9th of August 2010, but as far as i can see this does not prevent users from suspending their session when hitting the X on the upper right of the x2go window. Wouldn't it also be a feasible workaround to overwrite /usr/bin/x2gosuspend-session with /usr/bin/x2goterminate-session?

I've tried this and the sessions seem terminated. At least I get a blank desktop if I login again after closing the window with the x-Button and the processes are killed (cannot be found using the ps command).

Is that solution possible, or am I missing something?

Referring to the case of resuming a session, I think it is clear that if there is no possibility to suspend sessions, it should be impossible to resume a session, too.

Furthermore, if there is the possibility of an inactivity detection and thereby triggered session termination, I would also appreciate any information about that.

Greetings, Kevin